Yūko Tanaka (田中 裕子 , Tanaka Yūko) (born April 29, 1955 in Ikeda, Osaka, Japan) is a Japanese actress. She has won several acting awards during a long career working in both film and television, after she graduated from Meiji University.
At the beginning of her career in 1979, Tanaka had a leading role in the NHK TV drama series Sister Ma (マー姉ちゃん , Ma Nee-chan) and she also voiced the role of Judy in the Fuji Television anime movie Daddy-Long-Legs (あしながおじさん ) , based on the novel by Jean Webster, which was broadcast in October 1979. Tanaka appeared in her first theatrical film in 1981, the historical drama Eijanaika and later that year she starred in Edo Porn, a fictional biography of the artist Hokusai. Tanaka received a number of accolades for her work in these two films including Best Supporting Actress and one of the Best Newcomer of the Year awards from the Japan Academy. She also won the Blue Ribbon Award for Best Supporting Actress as well as the Hochi Film Award for Best Supporting Actress. Tanaka returned to television drama in late 1981 with the Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) series Making Memories (想い出つくり , Omoide zukuri) about three office ladies (OL) reaching their 25th birthdays. The series, which also starred Masako Mori and Yūko Kotegawa, ran from September to December 1981.
In May 1982, Tanaka starred in the film The Rape (ザ・レイプ , Za reipu) directed by Yōichi Higashi, a role which earned her a nomination for Best Actress from the Japan Academy. Later that year, Tanaka played "Keiko", the love interest of Torajirō (Tora-san), in the comedy, Tora-san, the Expert, part of a long running series of films. In early 1983, Tanaka played the part of a prostitute in the murder mystery Amagi Pass (天城越え , Amagi goe) with Tsunehiko Watase. Reviewer Kevin Thomas at the Los Angeles Times called Tanaka "So gorgeous and talented" that the film "becomes something extraordinary." For her part in the film she won both the Blue Ribbon Award and the Kinema Junpo award for Best Actress.
Ryoichi Nakai is a Japanese tenor singer, born in Yamaguchi. He graduated from Nagoya University and appeared in university-sponsored opera performances. He has also joined in the field of chorus, including NHK National School Music Competition and he also gain experiences after studying abroad, such as guidance and in-house chorus competition judge.
Currently, Ryoichi Nakai is a part-time lecturer in Oshimairin University and in the Nagoya Bunkai Opera Training Center. He is also a member of Japan Rossini Association and member of the Fujiwara Opera Group.
Aiko Fujiwara is a Japanese artist . She was graduated fromToho Gakuen University School of Music graduated from the piano department. Agency for Cultural Affairs Budding artist Studying abroad study abroad program Studying abroad in Milan, Italy. As a music staff of Fujiwara Opera Group performances, they are involved in "Tsubakihime" "Masato Butterfly" "Journey to Reims" "Rigoletto" "Barber of Sevilla" "Marriage of Figaro" "Carmen" etc. In addition, in the "Lovely novelty" performance He served as a harpsichord player. In addition, it is expanding the place of activity as a recital concert with Japanese leading singer and co-star pianist in NHK-FM broadcasting. Opera masterpiece collection CD by Fujiwara Opera Group "Bravi! Participating in the recording of vol. Members of the Fujiwara Opera Group.
Hiroaki Fueda ( October 8, 1978 -) is a Japanese vocalist (tenor). In 2003, he graduated from school of music at the Nagoya University of the Arts. At the 37th Italian Vocal Concord, he won the Italian Ambassador Cup. In the next year, he got first place at the 9th Madam Butterfly World Congress( Moldova Republic). At National Winter Games Opening Ceremony (Yuzawa Town), he sang National Anthem (Kimigayo) during National Flag Ritual. At the 20th, he got the Goto Opera Culture Prize Opera Newcomer Award. He was the winner of Freshman Prize at Aichi Prefectural Art and Culture Promotion Culture. Now he is a member of the Fujihara Opera Group.
Masato Makino is a famous singer in Japan. Since graduating from Kunitachi College of Music, he has begun career in opera. He has appeared in numerous opera such as "Tosca", "Boheme", "Macbeth", "Tsubaki Hime".
In addition, he published research papers "About the singing law of the Italian early Baroque era", the research has earned high praise. In his career, he has held music seminars and workshops in various places. Now, he is a members of the Fujiwara Opera Group as well as Japan Rossini Association Performing Committee.
Yamamoto Yasuhiro (born June 22, 1982 -) is a Japanese vocalist, tenor singer from Okazaki city, Aichi Prefecture. He graduated from
Kyoto City University of Arts Department and then studied vocal music with Andou Kyoko and Kitamura Toshinori.
He won the 2nd prize in the 82nd Japan Music Competition Vocal Music Section and got the award of Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. In addition, he was awarded the 2014 Aoyama Music Award Music Prize.
From 2008 to 2014, he was a member of Biwako Hall Voice Ensemble. Currently he is an active member of Biwako Hall Voice Ensemble Solo.
Ito Takayuk was born in Kota-cho in 1978. He played brass band at junior high and high school. After that, when participating in a music college workshop, he was advised to enroll in vocal music and then he studied the vocal course department of Nagoya University of Arts Music Faculty of Music.
In 2008, he appeared in "Young Opera Singer Concert" in Montreal, Canada and gained popularity. He performed at the Italian Cultural Institute in opera "La Boheme" as Collinie.
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